IT & Telecoms
The growing sophistication of legal services outsourcing
How are Indian-based legal services outsourcing companies becoming more sophisticated? Emma Jones reports on the move beyond process-driven work...  »
Indian outsourcing: misconceptions and realities
What are the offices of an Indian-based legal services outsourcing company really like, and how do they challenge preconceptions? Emma Jones finds out...  »
US Supreme Court confirms patentability of business methods
Bilski v Kappos confirms that business method and computer software inventions can be patented in the US. But there are still a number of questions that remain unanswered, say Reddie & Grose’s N....  »
Google AdWords: a fair balance?
Internet tags and keywords have revolutionised advertising, but taken brand owners by surprise. Andrew Clay of Hammonds LLP assesses the issues at stake and looks at the effects of a recent European A....  »
Are general counsel the managers of the future?
General counsel must prove that they are adding value to their companies as legal affairs and long-term strategies combine, a Nabarro survey shows...  »
The 21st century Asian approach to IP management
Dr Richard Thurston, general counsel of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) Ltd, on the evolving approach to IP management in Asia...  »
Benchmarking legal spend
General Counsel Metrics’ president, Rees Morrison, highlights key findings from the Global Law Department Benchmarks survey...  »
Trademark infringement: too close for comfort?
How do you protect a trademark from infringement in a non-Romanic script? And what are the perils of soundalikes? Richard Brass sets out the benefits of a human touch...  »
CPA Global named in Global Outsourcing 100
The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) has ranked CPA Global among the world’s best outsourcing service providers for 2010...  »
Alternative legal fees: shelving the hourglass
For centuries, the billable hour has been the cornerstone of legal business. But will it survive an encroaching tide of segmentation? NewLegal Review finds out...  »